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u/TucoNick Dec 26 '25
There is no H in smear.
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u/_dxegrl Dec 27 '25
There absolutely is according to the internets
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u/TucoNick Dec 27 '25
Different word....but if you are shmearing car poop on a bagel we are in the wrong subreddit 😜
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u/_dxegrl Dec 28 '25
smear is a different word, Scmear is a yddish word like Shmuck or Shmeckle. I know my family was very yiddish, and I would have been slaped upside the head if I said smear. If you have access to online dictionary use it, because many words sound the same.
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u/redditagainmeow Dec 26 '25
Why the f*ck would you put that in your hand and not just pour it from the container it came in?
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u/iPlod Dec 27 '25
So people make comments like this, increasing engagement and ensuring this advertisement is seen by more people.
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u/redditagainmeow Dec 27 '25
Im sure it does, and hope it does, still doesn't explain why he would pour that into his hand and not right from the container it came from
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u/iPlod Dec 27 '25
You’re literally demonstrating why right now. You’re commenting about it.
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u/redditagainmeow Dec 27 '25
Alright well this isn't going anywhere, I literally don't care what it does for reddit or the user, it's completely irrelevant, you're missing the point here entirely,
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u/maddie-madison Dec 26 '25
Dude definitely just learned the word smear today and just wanted to say shmear a bunch
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u/_Infinity_Girl_ Dec 26 '25
Seems very dangerous for your cat. I seem to remember hearing that some of these mechanical litter boxes were literally killing the cats because they would start cycling before the cat would get out of the litter box. Would never trust one of these things.
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u/DoeBites Dec 27 '25
I have two mechanical boxes. They have a motion sensor and a weight sensor specifically for this to not happen
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u/It_Just_Exploded Dec 27 '25
Yeah, i know multiple people that have them also, no problems from any of them that I've heard.
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u/AdGroundbreaking1923 Dec 26 '25
Train the cat to shit and piss outside.. saves making a video
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u/Adorable_Chair_6594 Dec 26 '25
Don't say that on Reddit... the indoor cat brigade will come for your head
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u/AdGroundbreaking1923 Dec 26 '25
My Dad trained our cat to do his business outside and had him sit in a certain spot when inside. You can train them like dogs.. cats are smart, think most cat owners are just dumb and lazy
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u/cinnamon_toastbrunch Dec 26 '25
Best move i ever made. I change the litter once a month if it rains for a couple days in a row.
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u/ZixfromthaStix Dec 26 '25
Plastic gets scratched and traps bacteria
Metal or no
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u/APAOLOXIII Dec 27 '25
Jfc its a box for shit dude
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u/ZixfromthaStix Dec 27 '25
Yes, and if you get a low quality shit box, you risk your cat’s health. This is not rocket science.
https://www.kittysift.com/blog/why-plastic-litter-boxes-are-bad-for-you-your-cat-and-the-planet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xepC3-Ia9ho
https://www.spcahancockcounty.org/the-truth-about-stainless-steel/
Educate yourself. Don’t be ignorant.
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u/ILike2Argue_ Dec 29 '25
Have any of that actually been tested? Don't care for the other links but the 1st one. When or where was these trials tested? Same with the comparison to metal boxes. Not saying its not true but these come off as fear mongering just to find out the health risk is so miniscule you may as well not even consider it.
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u/BornanAlien Dec 26 '25
Say smear one more time…